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FMLA and Addiction Treatment Ultimate Employee Guide Part 3

FMLA and Addiction Treatment Ultimate Employee Guide Part 3

GateHouse Treatment recognizes that when addiction hits close to home, it can feel complicated and overwhelming. However, the challenge of obtaining treatment or utilizing the Family Medical Leave Act (FMLA) should never prevent anyone from getting the help needed for a better quality of life free from substance abuse and active addiction. The FMLA offers those struggling with

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FMLA and Addiction Treatment: Ultimate Employee Guide Part 2

FMLA and Addiction Treatment: Ultimate Employee Guide Part 2

GateHouse Treatment recognizes that initiating addiction treatment can be a complicated experience that carries a lot of uncertainty for many. That said, the challenge of obtaining treatment or utilizing the Family Medical Leave Act (FMLA) should not prevent you from getting the help you need for a better quality of life free from substance abuse and

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FMLA and Addiction Treatment Ultimate Employee Guide Part 1

FMLA and Addiction Treatment: Ultimate Employee Guide Part 1

GateHouse Treatment understands that when addiction hits close to home, it can be a complicated and overwhelming experience. However, don’t let the challenge of obtaining treatment or utilizing the Family Medical Leave Act (FMLA) prevent you from getting the help you need for a better quality of life free from active addiction and substance abuse.

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Cymbalta withdrawal: a woman hugging herself and clutching a blanket in a dark room; her face is barely visible.

Cymbalta Withdrawal: Causes, Symptoms, And Management

Cymbalta, a brand name for duloxetine, is commonly prescribed for various mental health conditions, including depression, anxiety, fibromyalgia, and chronic pain from diabetic nerve damage. Although doctors consider it safe and effective, you may consider coming off the medication when symptoms improve. At this junction, Cymbalta withdrawal may become a problem that significantly impacts quality

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Overconfidence and rehab: An x-ray of a human skull. Inside are pills and a syringe.

Overconfidence and Rehab: Avoiding Relapse

Overconfidence and rehab: The journey of overcoming addiction and achieving lasting recovery is a complex and demanding process that requires unwavering commitment and resilience. While self-confidence and belief in one’s abilities are crucial motivators during rehabilitation, an excess of overconfidence can lead to detrimental consequences. Baked into our culture is the peril of overconfidence. Aesop’s

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Painkiller: A loaded wooden mousetrap with a pill as bait.

Netflix’s Painkiller: OxyContin and the Opioid Epidemic

Although the series is a highly fictionalized true story, every episode of Netflix’s Painkiller begins with a non-actor recounting when they lost their loved one to opioid abuse. At the start of the opioid epidemic, OxyContin’s spark lit the flame that would envelop many communities throughout the United States. Painkiller traces this epidemic’s origins and

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Recovery sponsor: A paved road flanked by grass with the word recovery painted on it.

Recovery Sponsors: Addiction’s Goalkeepers

Recovery from addiction is a journey that often feels like navigating a treacherous path with no clear destination. The road is filled with obstacles, triggers, and moments of doubt, making it one of life’s most challenging endeavors. All great journeys are easier to complete with help, and an unwavering support system for those in recovery

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Peer pressure and addiction: a woman stretches her palms, keeping away two bottles others offer her.

Peer Pressure and Addiction: Building Resilience

Peer pressure and addiction: Peer pressure is an undeniable and potent force in adolescents’ and adults’ lives. It can influence decisions, actions, and behaviors, often in ways that have lasting consequences. One of the most concerning consequences of peer pressure is its link to addiction. Addiction is a complex issue that can manifest in various

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How long does cocaine stay in your system: a drug/alcohol testing consent form, and another sheet of paper with different drug tests showing negative results.

How Long Does Cocaine Stay In Your System: A Comprehensive Guide

Cocaine, a powerful stimulant derived from the coca plant, is notorious for its rapid and intense effects on the human body. Whether used recreationally or medically, answering “How long does cocaine stay in your system?” is crucial for various reasons, including drug tests, health concerns, and legal implications. It’s critical to note that the surest

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International Overdose Awareness Day: Two open palms; one is holding pills and the other a ribbon.

International Overdose Awareness Day: A Global Effort

Every year, on August 31st, people worldwide come together to observe International Overdose Awareness Day (IAOD). This solemn occasion is a powerful reminder of the devastating impact of drug overdoses on individuals, families, and communities. Out of all consequences of substance abuse disorders, overdoses are the most severe, permanent, and heart-wrenching. This harshness is why

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